Full bonnet chequer plate cover?

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John Stokes

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• Aug 3, 2006

• #1

As I do a lot of wildlife photography I tend to jump on and off the bonnet a
lot. I'm sure I've seen full bonnet covers advertised, but I can't remember
where. Any ideas?
Cheers John

 

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landiemanlll

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #2

just seen 1 on ebay but not "full" bonnet cover

 

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RichardB

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #3

John Stokes wrote:
> As I do a lot of wildlife photography I tend to jump on and off the bonnet a
> lot. I'm sure I've seen full bonnet covers advertised, but I can't remember
> where. Any ideas?
> Cheers John
>
>

Try here.....


http://www.rebel4x4.co.uk/chequer.htm

Regards

RichardB


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Matthew Maddock

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #4

> Try here.....
>
>
> http://www.rebel4x4.co.uk/chequer.htm

I bought my chequer plate from Rebel for my 110 (incl bonnet/wing
pieces) and was very impressed with their service, so I can recommend them.

Not sure exactly what you mean by *full* bonnet plate - the only ones I
have seen cover the majority of the bonnet, but don't *completely* cover
it. On top of that you have a piece for each wing. Perhaps that is what
you meant? In any case, Rebel can supply all that, and as I recall for
a very reasonable price.

Matt

 

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John Stokes

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #5

Thanks for the replies, but what I'm looking for covers the whole bonnet.
Cheers, John

 

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Matthew Maddock

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #6

John Stokes wrote:
> Thanks for the replies, but what I'm looking for covers the whole bonnet.
> Cheers, John
>

Surely that would require it to be pressed to cover the compound curves
of the bonnet. Is that even possible with chequer plate? I can't say I
have ever seen it.

Matt

 

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Richard Brookman

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #7

Matthew Maddock wrote:

|| John Stokes wrote:
||| Thanks for the replies, but what I'm looking for covers the whole
||| bonnet. Cheers, John
|||
||
|| Surely that would require it to be pressed to cover the compound
|| curves of the bonnet. Is that even possible with chequer plate? I
|| can't say I have ever seen it.
||
|| Matt

Yup, the only ones I have ever seen cover the central section only. A plate
to cover the whole bonnet would be a pretty cumbersome pressing.

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Richard

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• Aug 4, 2006

• #8

Rebel do one that covers the whole bonnet. £84.

Richard


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> Thanks for the replies, but what I'm looking for covers the whole bonnet.
> Cheers, John
>

 

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Matthew Maddock

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• Aug 5, 2006

• #9

Richard wrote:
> Rebel do one that covers the whole bonnet. £84.

Must be some confusion here because that is exactly the one I was
talking about - covers the 'flat' majority section of the bonnet (and
the curve at the front) but doesn't cover the the 'whole' bonnet (i.e.
curved sides as well) which is what the OP suggested he wanted.

Matt

 

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Matthew Maddock

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• Aug 5, 2006

• #10

Richard wrote:
> Rebel do one that covers the whole bonnet. £84.

Must be some confusion here because that is exactly the one I was
talking about - covers the 'flat' majority section of the bonnet (and
the curve at the front) but doesn't cover the the 'whole' bonnet (i.e.
curved sides as well) which is what the OP suggested he wanted.

Matt